Privacy Policy

What DriveSwap does

DriveSwap copies files from one Google Drive account to another. It's designed to help anyone moving between Google accounts preserve their files.

What data we access

• Google Drive (read-only) on your source account — to read and download your files
• Google Drive (file creation) on your destination account — to upload files into a new folder
• Gmail (send) on your destination account — to send a confirmation email when the transfer completes

What we do not do

• We do not store your files on our servers
• We do not read, analyze, or share your file contents
• We do not retain your Google credentials after the session ends
• We do not sell or share any personal data with third parties

How your data is handled

Files are transferred directly between your two Google accounts via the Google Drive API. DriveSwap acts as a bridge — files pass through our servers momentarily during transfer but are never written to disk or logged.

File names and MIME types are sent to Anthropic's API (Claude) for AI categorization. If you use custom organization instructions, a short text excerpt from Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides may also be sent to Claude for content-based sorting. File contents are never stored or logged by DriveSwap.

If your institution has enabled content-based restrictions, file text excerpts are also analyzed server-side to enforce your organization's policy. This processing happens in memory only and is not retained.

Data retention

DriveSwap stores transfer progress in your browser's localStorage so you can resume interrupted transfers. This data stays on your device and is cleared when you start a new transfer or clear your browser data.

Contact

Questions? Reach out at driveswap.app@gmail.com.